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[sonicdan]

More Valiant original art added to the collection. I needed some Divinity representation...

 

Divinity #3 page 4 (becomes Divnity)

 

Divinity #3 page 19 (returns to Earth)

 

Divinity #3 cover art sketch by Ryan Winn

[MONSTER]

Picked this up at the last Heritage Auction. I've been wanting this page for years and watched it bounce from collection to collection. More than happy to finally add it to my collection.

 

http://www.comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=1233200

 

[Rodey]

SOmeday I hope to own an Andy Kubert X-men page!! Nice!!

[Matches_Malone]

Classic IM. I still love that piece. Congrats

[Overthetopinc]

Hello Guys and Gals,

I just got a great painting in that I wanted to share with the board. Now its a bit unusual for this board as its not comic art although the artists are big fans. Its a fantastic hyper realism painting of a beautiful female eye. Please leave a comment if you so desire. I would love to hear what ya guys think

 

Origins Oil Painting by Kit King

 

thanks,

Matthew

[Eric Seffinga]

Posted over on CAF, but very interesting piece! The close crop and lighting, not to mention what is able to be made out of the expression in the shape of the eye, yields a great bit of unsolvable mystery to the piece. In turns fascinating (skillset) and terrifying (impact of the image).

 

I can only imagine what it looks like hanging on a wall, in a frame. Must be an effect almost like a window, with a giant outside peering in your home?

[Terry Doyle]

Big brother is watching you! Cool . . .

[Bionic Bigfoot]

For those about my age, we all remember the first superhero that was introduced during our era, "The Electric Company Spiderman". Debuting on The Electric Company, actor and puppeteer Danny Seagran was the first actor to don the Spiderman Suit. From 1974-77, Seagran played Spiderman on the show.

 

To honor his career, I was fortunate enough to work with Marvel comic artist Arvell Jones. Working directly under the great Stan Lee, Arvell was a workhorse for Marvel during the 1970s. To capture the spirit of the show. Arvell pitted Spiderman against the famous villains which graced the screen. Notice the Wall, The Spoiler, The Tickler, Yeti, Eye Patch the Pirate, Blue Beetle, and The Birthday Bandit played by Morgan Freeman in one of his earliest acting roles. It brought back a lot of great memories as I collaborated with Arvell on the creation of this piece.

 

Enjoy,

 

Troy R. Kinunen, troy@mearsonline.com

 

 

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[Bird]

From last week's Special Edition, the first con commission I have gotten in a year or three!

 

Dr Strange by Simon Roy

 

 

 

[dscott]

Grabbed this from Andy last week.

 

[mister_not_so_nice]

For the third year at Phoenix Comic Con I've asked Val Hochberg (now Val Brazier) to do three connecting sketch cards.

 

These are the three I got this year. Starr, Featherstone and Hoover.

The previous year's cards can be seen in MY CAF

 

[alxjhnsn]

Picked up the 2nd page of a two page flashback; I already owned the first page so this is a real treat.

 

It's even more of a treat because it features the Legion of Super-Heroes by Curt Swan and inked in George Klein's 60s style. Even better, it feature 7 Legionnaires.

 

Check it out and learn more about it (click to embiggen):

 

[ciorac]

Picked up the 2nd page of a two page flashback; I already owned the first page so this is a real treat.

 

It's even more of a treat because it features the Legion of Super-Heroes by Curt Swan and inked in George Klein's 60s style. Even better, it feature 7 Legionnaires.

 

Check it out and learn more about it (click to embiggen):

 

 

Very nice

[malvin]

I just posted this vintage Bill Sienkiewicz Green Lantern sketch!

 

CAF Link

 

Thanks for looking

 

Malvin

[MagnusX]

 

[font:Book Antiqua]From the master of facial expressions Kevin Maguire

Spider-man Pin Up

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<3

 

 

[Doc Joe]

My main focus for this Clink Auction....over the moon about winning this!

 

[jeBailey]

Very Nice! I had considered bidding on this after being shut out on several other pieces.

[Doc Joe]

I got blown out of the water on 4 pieces I wanted; managed to score this thank goodness; and in a strange way it worked out OK as my loosing the other pieces led me to be able to pick up a good run of silver age comics and another cover that I coveted (cover-ted?). Never imagined I would get it; it just took a bunch of cash! That seemed to work!

 

[chrisco37]

That Fastner/Larson is stunning

 

Yeah! It's gorgeous!!!

[chrisco37]

After doing so well on my consignments in the CL Auction, I decided to pull the trigger on this ultra-guilty pleasure of mine. The Lobo Paramilitary Xmas Special has always been one of my favorite books. The "Main Man" comes across Santa's Naughty & Nice List. Would've been nice to have more of his face on the page, but he's in every panel and some great Lobo dialogue. Even got the dog's butt in a panel. Thrilled to have picked up a page from this issue: